Colonial Despatches
The colonial despatches of Vancouver Island and British Columbia 1846-1871
Correspondence (private letter)
Pease, Henry to Colonial Office 30 March 1866, CO 305:30, no. 3203, 369.
Abstract
Pease, Henry to Colonial Office 30 March 1866, CO 305:30, no. 3203, 369.
Correspondence (private letter).
Minutes (2), Enclosures (untranscribed) (1), Other documents (2).
Pease to Colonial Office
Wodehouse Place
Falmouth
30 Mar 1866
Falmouth
Enclosed I beg to hand you extract of the letter to which I alluded
in my call upon you on Saturday last.
I am sorry that having left the letter in the Vote office by
accident I then gave you so
much needless trouble.
much needless trouble.
I trust you will now be able to answer my enquiries as to whether
Your department has received any tidings of the effects of the
deceased officer.
The Chief Secretary
Police &c &c Department
Colonial Office
Police &c &c Department
Colonial Office
Minutes by CO staff
Mr Blackwood
It will be seen from the Minutes on 4033 that in May 1864 we sent Mr Pease all the information we possessed about this case. The enquiry now is as to the effects of the deceased person, and on this point we must ask the Govr to institute enquiry & report the result. Write accordingly to inform Mr Pease?
It will be seen from the Minutes on 4033 that in May 1864 we sent Mr Pease all the information we possessed about this case. The enquiry now is as to the effects of the deceased person, and on this point we must ask the Govr to institute enquiry & report the result. Write accordingly to inform Mr Pease?
Proceed accg.
FR
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Documents enclosed with the main document (not transcribed)
Copy, A.F. Pemberton, Commissioner of Police, to Mrs.
Curry, 28 April 1864, advising her of the death of her son and the
disposition of his estate.
Other documents included in the file
Elliot to Pease, 7 April 1866, advising that the governor had
been asked to furnish information on the effects of John Curry.
